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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
That's just simple advertising though. Nearly every company is selling their product as being superior to some set of competing products, at whatever their price point is.
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
those are just extra features that let hyperlinks behave like buttons though. Of course, this is under the strict definition that a "hyperlink" is a link between two web pages.
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
To accurately imitate human speech? You could type something, and it could be read like a human. There are plenty of other reasons, but they're equally as obvious. I don't understand what purpose you have in attempting to make thi
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
That's its assessment gives me a good picture of which ways to push with my next question, and which things to ask it to use its web search tool to find more information on. It's a conversation with AI, it's good to know its
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
There are some numbers on one of their Blackwell or Hopper info pages that notes the ability of their hardware in hosting an unnamed GPT model that is 1.8T params. My assumption was that it referred to GPT-4 Sounds to me like GPT 4.5 likely
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
You can definitely disable it, in a variety of ways, for whatever role, user, etc. you wish to.
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
I, for one, have it in my prompt that GPT should end every message with a message about how sure it is about the answer, and a rating of "Extremely sure", "moderately sure", etc. It works surprisingly well. It also provi
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
I mean, yeah, binary search is sublinear, but the data has to be ordered into a binary search tree to be able to use it, which has a much more familiar (non-sub-linear) runtime. I have to assume the reason for the article wasn't to tal
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
I think the Java 8+ functional APIs/streaming/etc. kind of stole Scala's thunder. Java has all of the necessary tools to replicate the functional style of Scala now, and it's a lot easier to hire for, so :/
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
I'd imagine there were multiple factors that went into that business decision. Even if this was portrayed as the final straw.
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
Personally, I always use chronological. I like to be able to hop on, and mingle with whatever percent of people are online and posting at any particular time. Replying to people right after they post is how you actually get to have conversa
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
They're all people that I know, and 98% of them are mutuals. I regularly go through my list of accounts I'm following every 5-6 months, and get rid of people who have disconnected from me, have gone inactive, or I don't reall
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
Hmm. Twitter/X appears to do this at quite a low number, as the "Following" tab is incredibly lossy (some users are permanently missing) at only 1,200 followed people. It's insanely frustrating. Hopefully you're a
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
What sort of hardware are you using to do transcoding of the content on the source box? You could try adjusting the quality (or type) of the transcoding to potentially improve this. Like, perhaps you are trying to transcode into a format fo
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
As a jellyfin fan myself, I'd like to address a couple of your points. For 1, 2, 3(?), 4, you appear to be referring to the Apple TV client, which is written in an entirely different language and frameworks, and entirely different auth
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
Unfortunately, there are certain major manufacturing countries which don't respect copyright law, and constantly poach everything from startups to kickstarters. :/
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
Very true. My guinea worm used to tap out a valid Windows product registration key in morse code on demand. Then Bill went and shut him up :(
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
First ever? Their math, coding, and other models have been making a splash since 2023. The mythologizing around deepseek is just absurd. "Deepseek is the tale of one lowly hedgefund manager overcoming the wicked American AI devils&quot
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
I suppose they're under some pressure to release o3-mini, since r1 is roughly a peer for that, but r1 itself is still quite rough. The o1 series had seen significantly more QA time to smooth out the rough edges, and idiosyncracies what
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
Good. After the details of the sources on the absurd hitjob they did on Super Micro came out recently, they should be deeply embarrassed. The whole thing was basically just the claims of a disgruntled sales manager, of very dubious characte
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
The greatest benefit is that you can stay up until you're absolutely dog-tired every day, and not have to worry about all the rituals of "sleep hygiene", like limiting screen time, dimming lights, no coffee, etc. On a >24
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
what do you mean by "expectations and requirements"? The URL you've provided only contains four sentences total, which just explain when .party was created as a domain. Is it the wrong link?
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
You're missing the point of GPL-style licensed Open Source Software. It's a matter of copy_left_, vs copyright. The difference isn't comparing the rights of GPL software writers/publishers vs the rights of movie publishe
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
fwiw, on Android, you can install a custom certificate and have an app like AdGuard go beyond just DNS filtering, and actually filter traffic down to a request-content level. No root required. (iOS forbids this without jailbreaking though
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
Yeah, sounds like people are encountering a lot of PEBCAK errors in this thread. You get out of LLMs what you put into them, and the complaints, at this point, are more an admission of an inability to learn the new tools well. It's lik
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
This exists already actually. Kling AI 1.5. Saw the demo on twitter two days ago, which shows a photo-to-video transformation on an image of three women standing on a beach, and the video transformation simulates the camera rotating, with t
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
> Intel could enable AVX-512 tomorrow. They can't just enable AVX-512 on their chips that include both performance and efficiency cores, because it's only present on the perf cores. > Intel could more fully open up their fab
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
Their consumer GPU segment def does look a bit shaky at the moment. The Arc gen 2 discrete GPUs will only compete current-gen to current-gen with mid tier Nvidia and AMD chips. However, gen 3 is on an accelerated release schedule, and will
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
What do you mean by outdated? Companies are already designing chips for their 1.8nm process, in addition to Intel's mid-late 2025 chips switched back to Intel fabs, for 6 months from now. TSMC is still working on their 2nm process. The
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by spoaceman7777 2y ago
Are you objecting to single sign on or something? Or some browser extension that is only published for Chrome? What are you talking about?

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